New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 6, 1925, Page 12

T 2 4ee 2OLIII1L 22T I22IILL 2334 M. ARGOSY GIVING WERDELIN BATTLE FOR BATTING HONORS IN CITY LE. CHICA FANS——RAIN STOPS ALL BUT TWO GAMES IN BIG LEAGUES — DEMPSEY SAYS HE WONT FIGHT IN NEW YORK——BR'EFS FEREIIIIIINIIIINIINIIILIIILLL RAIN HAS ITS INNINGS AND STOPS ALL CONTESTS Leaders in American and National League Pennant | (Chase Remain Idle—No Games in American and Only Two Games in National—St. lmuis‘ Cardinals Win Fourth Straight From Boston Braves—Chi- cago Noses Out Philadelphia. Minag the he dent winning st submergir der a 14 to toh AL dlie John Heydler K to Tiost Jack performed one teats in 11 an outtield fly and field to double Chic: keep lts fee ladder. 6. Wrig pop from Grimm's bat inning allowed tw over the scoring tying and w Jimmy Ry flinger, 1wl eptive ba for the losers until tl of the gama when his froned out with such that he was ya in favor NATIONAL LEAGUE PHILALEL PITA a runie battling d t of the he nosed ont I'hil m stone's error on an in the ribber rins to si with former Cincinn inkl con J from t} of Knight 1e me PO A I BESY DAY IN FIELD No question of any sacrifice in Tuxedo Quality. Just bigger sales resulting in lowered manufacturing costs. Due to the FRESHNESS and unvarying goodness of Tuxedo. Because Tuxedo is always 1n perfect condition. Every supply sent to the de: aler is dated — Stating the last day it can be sold Guaranteeing youTuxedothat’s properly aged.pertec tly blended, ALWAYS fresh. Cool, fragrant, bite in a boxful. sweet. Not a eanesssassasessensitetatersessy \AR[{ISY 15 CLOSER 10 BATTING LEAD Rangers‘ Slugger Making Things Tnteresting for Werdelin buttin Britain City buse- dhtening up with ling the puck after M. Argosy of the it u clos premier Werdelin still Suturday’s ginn Crs IS raning or premicr honors and it is ¢ e that in the next few games Ranger man keeps up bis hit- Dis 10 the . he will the Drago him to i L, the I & I Corbin and the Dr lave bLeen playing nd have been hitting h i often. Jackson ve- © for the past weck, Cortnier siid nound i Jackson and Cormier ons, i 1l while dowu from Mickey™ Huber did not play Tast and theretore did not have to hetter his gerous cont honors 1 turday chunce Miekey i in e average is n ender premicr maining stride 1 furious clip | ror e plays he has found his nd has heen hitting this week lave been statistics of th played in four or abont The average wade up from ho 1 players oKD This geems 10 be the honors 1o he n the men who than half the gines portioned, ve played taking in mor | n 1he hut tos [t tand to vse men have not vhio have three who m played in o two or mes those players v game and there- hitting and times than | Ie o Vel puh- are also who ter, The mark 1 the mark of a nd from now to the vnd o Any individual | ure his av ealling the | Herald he sary informa noind ist 1o inelnds patting Ave G tdoms KAPLAN WINS EASILY Peatherneisht Champion Gives Bill Rennedy of New Orleans An Un- mercitul Beating buring Bout. | Wayonne. N. J Barnikow Signed (o Play With Nen Brii:'ilv] maubl inta the fald Helen a YOUNE HEARD OF QI SPORL ALL JIOLT CHAMPION IN HER CHOSEN (AT TOP, LEFLE 10 RIGHT) BOTTOM (I oA name 1o conj pot t of GRAND Cf RLUI ROGR u\.' Al Lleven of Fastest Trottors in Coun try Ave Entered in $25.000 Ameri can Trotting Derhy 2TIERNRIIININITININTLLILILLLILLLLLLALLILANLLLY poneassna FAMOUS HELEN OF T PROMIN ENT 1EELD AND e 12T IRINLTL fietiafaaiastiaizndatesitiiity Big Name in Sports WELL THIE ATHLETC HERY THE FOLR HELENS AND E 5 PLACES IN TUEY AR | team than I 1or | the | miaterial | other National teazm i the first 1 tion 1o the LITIIIIITIIITALITLILIIIIINILS MARANVILLE NOT GETTING SUPPORT {Patronage of Chicago National League Park Not Encouraging Chic the st ago, Aug. 6.PTh | National league patrons of lo park who wondering why Bili Kiilefer was suddenly released as manage while the Cubs were making their second eastern invasion arc not giv ing Rabbit Maranville, who is Killc fer's successor, much encourage ment, Since the Cubs returned Maranville is mor 1om¢ has discovered (hat there o managing picking pitchers, Killefer was let out (he in seventh place and under ville's management they have improved their positions in the hase I's remarkable they man; d to stay ont of the they the est 1 The Braves, outclass them in bat a big league When Cibs werd Maran- not flag have cellar, am in who are are we league in last place, fing and pitehing When Maranvitle & ager he hal et tor “s e e with Killeter. for the making trades with feams had ex pired. The Rabbil has not made any progress with his players, and it is doubtful if e will. However, he is best he can under the umstances. bt the fans appar are displeascd hecanse he dild not conmvert the team into a winner over night In their rec Giants the Cuby of tour games. The Robins followed winning Sunday’s con- Flathush team made it two Cvictorics, although the Cubs Monday wud [tahbit canie out of hi: batting slump. Several times dorving zame of thal series the fans Maranville the merry vazz The tactics were repeated Snunday. Ma- panville hias elimimated his comedy stunts and is not paying atten abuse coming tfrom i grandstand. However, le hears the - to g0 a i by T e doing e ontly ioserie with dropped three the Giants by test the straizh gave any AND) SAME HELEN WAINWIRIC IELEN WILLS AND HELEN FILKEY IN ORDER AT | | (ORD EASTERN LEAGUE Bridae; B (‘JM,F PR"\;? ERT Frank Weleh of Athlctios Fa Worcester NVoraoeterilos | Biridgeport vesterday, 7 to % g adv of Horan's will- an dhitting of Caffery in his g, Werts halted Rridge- fourth when he rep 1 The Beteoit Piichers Five Times widh ant Offici: e I 022 200 10x- 2 nd Army; Woock, vy i Smitl PLAY The unusual completing s witnessed vesterday's Jack caught in to UNASSISTED DOURBLE s Auz. 6 () ontliclder . Louis, i an ay finassisted v inning o game Cardinal centerfielder dantvean's fly and then ran ich off first hase when Smitl THEORIES CONFLICT m, T, Aug. & (A—Only ve resulted almost a death of whose a cistern on ovies 1 from ion of the hody saturday in Is & threw he rself Inta {he cistern s Covoner Schilling dead bafore {hs 1 in the cistern ter 8 poison Johnson- | thinks s was ian circn hody W Secend Honeymooners La 1peg Y TRIBSNE ME cight remarks, which are not helpin Sinee the fans have started 1o ride him Maranville has slumped in his stick work. TheRabbit ne great hitter, but when he was with Braves and Pirates he was dan aerota with meun on bises. Reeently he has not troubled any pitehers Faery time he fails to get a hit he is guyed The Cubs are last in team batting National league and that is one reason why they in the rut. Inferior pitching is an- other. The only of th pitehing staff who has morc than half hi Jones a letf hander. five Kaufman has won ef fost the er was o the in the member won games is Perey He is eredited with victories and four defeats. Tony t games and s while Grover Alexander has accounted for only winning efforts in 18 games Wilbur Cooper. who last spring was cxpeeted o win just as consist- ently as he did for the Pirates, is having an off scason. Cooper is one of the best left handers in the ma- jor leagues, but according 1o lhe lutest set of pitching - ha won only six games. a with nine defeats rd is six victories against 10 de number, aver MATCHL Ii \\ll,l \\ \l hER Cineinnati, O., Aug. 6 (Pr—Johnny Cox, manager of “Knockout" Leon ard, of Orle announced to day that he had closed with Danny Gioodman, L.os Angeles promoter for Leonard (o e Mickey Walker world's welterweight champion in ten round decision contest at Cul ver City, Cal.. September 14, Teon ard holds ronnd knockout over Bobhy Barrett of Philadelphia, one NTERESTFOLLONS. - FOREIGN ATHLETES Imernatioual Competition Atds I Lustre to Sportive Events T CARISON competition unusial lusty nIways f to any sportis 1t mutte tennis e not wiether it e 1, en hilliurds, BOlt, horse racing: The color the tavor. tournament, Olympic games all outstanding classies in their el They always held than ordinary interest, attract attention. You'l) no track and g or ¢ the atmosphere, British cup mateh Davis e spretive more donbt recall (h sey-tarpentier fight. They ealled it he “battle of the century.” And mainly hecause interni- Tair with the champions of inents hattling for worlid honors Also there Cpinard tart invasions, Demy- fional were the Tapyrus, English and Prench horses mecting leading 1monnts of (his conntry Within the nest W an internadional clush will taks It will be the annual batth cn American and English wom e tennis players for the Wighiman cup. I will be staged st the hise torie’ Vorest Hills stadinm on Long Island. s event in the fair i1 his year 11 I be out for ning all of the cars the ziven tew a big American pastimers IFor. after matches Fnited States 4 <annd lac- revenge seven ation Wimb! Wit one at ning T m last season hont Vo find cop Heten Wills endeayoring the difeats ponid in 1924 On little Califerntany the bands of the Mre, Phyllis Mekang quite a sethack titleholder. - Her in the deu- Mrs Cieorge MeKane and It vas o na clampion 1o herself aeross om e sniffered that for the occagion the it twa Fnglish Covell and Miss Ohyiously Shars Kitty it was American anly consolation came bles tor the where she Wizhtman 1 Evelyn € rs only vi and Miss s The il vores this year, Johnny Bnil contingent will 1 finely balanecd onflay to our inst than a season agn It should be formidable, if not more sn, vietarions team of s for atly enhane Ldition of Miss Retty irl, het anather trinmph in fact, Ryan. who has ngland for the last is acver regariled player next (o Lenglen. the imeomparable Tt will be her first ap- in this country in seasons. the invading will probahiy inelnde Mrs Mrs. Lambert-Chambers. Collyer, Kitty McKane and sibly Joan Fry. who went to the with Miie Lenglen at the re- Wimbledon championships. American team will he made the following high-ranking ofees: Helen Wills, Molla Marion Jessup, Eleanor a4 Mary K. Browne. The coimpetition is cortain to he n throughout, with Helen Wil Retly Ryan likely to furnis wstanding performanc s s s premier rance Other members of forte Covell, Lvelyn final up of et des Mallory Goes BRAVES CHEC After winning games, the REDS nin Cincinnati halted the other day ofher than the lowly Braves. The Cincy streak of the best in the majors thus this season DASH straight Is were And finally by nonc ton was one ar BRIGGS